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See-Saw Films

Production company · United KingdomVia representation only

An Anglo-Australian company behind prestige film and television. Agents, credited industry professionals, or existing relationships.

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The door

Via representation only

Three accepted routes: a recognised literary or talent agent, an industry professional with a proven track record, or an existing working relationship.

Door state checked against their official pages 25 Aug 2026.

What they're looking for

Formats
Feature, TV Pilot
Genres
Drama
Takes approaches from
Worldwide

Prestige film and television drama across the UK and Australia. Read from their published slate rather than a stated brief.

Read from their recent slate, not stated by them.

How to approach

Their stated policy is broader than most, and the difference matters. They accept script submissions via recognised literary or talent agents, from industry professionals with a proven track record, or from people with whom they already have a working relationship.

That second route is the one worth noticing. A producer or executive with real credits can put your script in front of them without you being represented, which is a genuinely different proposition from an agent-only door. If you have worked with someone who fits that description, the ask is theirs to make.

One practical warning: the company's site is the hyphenated see-saw-films.com. A similarly named unhyphenated domain belongs to a different company entirely.

The PreList verdict

Who this is for: represented writers, and unrepresented writers with a credible industry advocate. The second group has a real path here that most production companies do not offer.

Who should skip it: writers with no agent and no industry contact who could vouch for the work. The policy is generous by the standards of this list but it still needs somebody to carry the script in.

Dylian Salvatore, Founder of The PreList · Updated 5 Oct 2026

Frequently asked questions

Does See-Saw Films accept unsolicited scripts?

Only through one of three routes: a recognised literary or talent agent, an industry professional with a proven track record, or someone with whom they have a previous working relationship.

Do you need an agent?

Not necessarily. An industry professional with a proven track record can also submit on your behalf.

Getting ready to approach See-Saw Films?

Every door here reads to reject. The PreList gives your script a full read first: coverage across 11 metrics, formatting and completeness checks, and a rewrite room to act on the notes before anything reaches a submissions inbox.

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